TBS Community Life Book May/June issue by Temple Beth Sholom

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May - June 2021 Issue 5781 | 2021

COUNTING THE OMER: ONE DAY AT A TIME By Rabbi Bryan Wexler, ravbryan@tbsonline.org Passover, the Jewish holiday that marks the ancient Israelites’ liberation from slavery in Egypt, arrived about three weeks into our 2020 quarantine. In an instant, our lives were turned upside down. Yet, we adapted; moving our seders to Zoom, and doing the best we could amidst the uncertainty. On the second night of Passover, we began counting the Omer, the 49-day period between Passover and Shavuot. While it is difficult to recall many of the specifics from the early weeks of the pandemic, I remember my counting of the Omer each night served as a personal beacon of strength and hope. I thought: “seven weeks; perhaps that will be enough time to get the pandemic under control so our lives could return to normal.” Instead, our quarantine year anniversary has passed, and a second round of Zoom seders with it. And now, I’m counting the Omer again, this time with a new blend of emotions: grief, uncertainty, and caution. Yet I’m also counting the days with a stronger sense of hope. I don’t believe in “back to normal” anymore. With all the losses of this past year, normal is a state many of us can’t reach. However, I do believe in better, and I hold in my heart a sense of hope that some version of better lies ahead. Each day between Passover and Shavuot we ask: how can we make this new day count? How can we move from freedom to identity and purpose? How can we grow? Passover and Shavuot may be the endpoints, however this year, I find myself wondering about the in-between time – the 49 days of the Omer – in a new way. I have always envisioned the ancient Israelites leaving Egypt with joy and excitement about a life of freedom. But, in truth, many must have been terrified and unsure. The Torah goes as far as to make this point clear. They worried about what lay ahead and on multiple occasions even expressed a desire to return to Egypt, to return to the “old normal.” Counting the Omer serves as a reminder that it is not always so easy to emerge from trauma; it takes time to heal, and trust in one another to become whole again. This past year, we have all been living through trauma, and it feels hard to become whole. There has been loss, bitterness, disappointment, and uncertainty. This year, the Omer presents us with a particularly poignant gift: an opportunity to both look back and acknowledge just how difficult and heartbreaking the pandemic has been while also looking forward as we move towards some light.

B’NAI MITZVAH May 1

Alison Kramer Daughter of Heather & Mark Kramer

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Julie Lerman Daughter of Alisha & Gerry Lerman

This Spring, amidst the darkness, I see rays of light as more and more people get vaccinated every day, as we find ways to gather cautiously and safely, be it in our Sanctuary on Shabbat mornings, or in our Parking Lot tent for Kabbalat Shabbat and other TBS programs. I see light as vaccinated grandparents are finally able to hug their children and grandchildren again. I see light with more and more in-person learning. A final example of light: our 5781 Confirmation students. This year’s tenth grade class has experienced great loss; unable to travel to Israel this year, unable to meet in person for classes, socializing, and more. And yet, the students have remained committed, held their heads high, and are eagerly preparing for our in-person, distanced, outdoor Confirmation service on Shavuot. I am SO proud of their perseverance and so grateful that we will get to honor them and celebrate their Confirmation.

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The Omer invites us to recognize the light that awaits us, yet also to take it day by day. As I count the Omer each night, I find myself more patient with the process and more grateful for how far we have come already.

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When the Israelites received the Torah on Mount Sinai, it did not bring the story to a neat and tidy ending. The pandemic won’t have one either. There are losses we won’t ever get over; many of us will be hurting for a long time. Yet, with each passing day, the light grows a little brighter, and our individual and communal perseverance, patience, and resilience give us strength and hope. This year, may that be enough.

June 5

Our services warmly embrace all of our congregants and friends in the community. Go to tbsonline.org/calendar for Zoom links.

Jake Norris Son of Becky & David Norris Nina Wayne Daughter of Missy & Adam Wayne Jordyn Kellerman Daughter of Carolyn & Josh Kellerman

Bryce Wachs Son of Jodi & Richard Wachs

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Jonathan Kravitz Son of Lita & Joel Kravitz

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Zoe Hammel Daughter of Jill & Geoff Hammel

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Dane Shiroff Son of Risa Kossow & Adam Shiroff

DAILY MINYAN

Morning Minyan Services: Sunday through Friday, 8:00 AM Evening Minyan Services: Sunday through Thursday, 8:00 PM Congregational Shabbat Services: Fridays, 6:15 PM and Saturdays, 10:00 AM Shabbat Minha/Ma’ariv/Havdallah: Go to tbsonline.org for service times. Sign up for in-person services! Go to tbsonline.org/serviceschedule/

Links for our Shabbat Services will be sent out each week. The Siddur Lev Shalem can be downloaded at www.tbsonline.org/livestream or can be purchased at the TBS office for $54. 3

IN THE MISHPAHA Mazel Tov to Helene & Gerald Sterling, Michelle & Ian Sterling, and Rachel & Gary Levenbach on the birth of their grandson and nephew Caleb Aiden Sterling. Ellen Garber on the birth of her grandson Blake Harrison Sedler. Michele & Curt Golkow on the engagement of their daughter Rabbi Shayna Golkow & Ben Zauzmer. Pamela & Paul Litwack on the birth of their grandson Zev Litwack Winterstein. Leslie & Steve Sacharow on the engagement of their daughter Sara Hackmyer and Mathew Berns. Helene & Ron Klimberg on the marriage of their son Bryan and Jenna Kleinman. Sharon & Mark Schwartz on the birth of their granddaughter Drew Maya Hirschberg.

Condolences to Dawn Weiss on the death of her beloved mother Elaine Krauss. Barbara Elkan on the death of her beloved mother Leah Kalina. Barbara Ruderman on the death of her beloved father Herbert Schneider. 4

Susan Bass Levin on the death of her beloved father Max Bass. Ervin Toll on the death of his beloved wife Nelly Toll. Rebecca Berman on the death of her beloved mother Elaine Goldberg. David Farber and Nancy Perilstein on the death of their beloved life partner and cousin Susan Love. Ken Krieger on the death of his beloved mother Edith Krieger. Ross Barr on the death of his beloved mother Ferne Barr. Wilma Goldberg on the death of her beloved brother Lewis Sobelman. Charles Kramer, Mark Kramer, Deena Dine, Margery Kessler, and Julie Ferdas on the death of their beloved wife, mother, sister, and aunt Lynn Kramer.

Ruth Flomenberg and Neal Flomenberg on the death of their beloved husband and father Harry Flomenberg. Susan Anolik on the death of her beloved brother Stephen J. Harris. Deborah Marchand on the death of her beloved mother Phyllis Linda Marchand. Ellen Brooks on the death of her beloved father Bill Freedman. Beth Helfer on the death of her beloved father H. Lawrence Helfer. David Norris on the death of his beloved grandmother Dorothy Norris. David Sclarsky on the death of his beloved mother Helen Sclarsky. Gloria Baer on the death of her beloved brother Paul Jacob.

TBS Membership Renewal 2021/2022 (5782) In May you will be receiving information regarding the membership renewal process for 2021/2022 (5782), including a link that will allow you to update and submit your membership renewal electronically. There will also be hard copies of the membership renewal packet available for those who prefer to mail or drop off their membership renewal paperwork. If you prefer to have your membership renewal packet mailed to you or picked up at the TBS office, please contact the TBS office at membership@tbsonline.org or (856) 751-6663. Please submit your membership renewal forms and payment to the TBS office by June 18.

Celebrating 80 Years of

Temple Beth Sholom at our

Annual Meeting Tuesday, June 1, 7pm

Recognizing our leadership and members for their contributions to Temple Beth Sholom. Celebrating David J. Levy and Service Award recipients, Past Presidents, Board Members, and staff. Installation of Marty Chazin as President and recognition of Steve Borenstein as Past President.

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Thank you to our outgoing TBS President Steve Borenstein May 2021 Dear Steve, Each president encounters challenges during their term that they didn’t anticipate. But a pandemic!? No one saw that one coming. And yet you were perfectly equipped to guide us through this time. First, your hobby as our audio/visual specialist helped set us up for success virtually. Beyond that, your calm demeanor and your ability to think outside the box helped us to navigate the many complications of this time. It also helped bring our community together. I’ll never forget your first High Holy Days as President when you told me you wanted to end your speech by asking everyone to rise, put their arms around one another, and sing Shehehiyanu. I admit that I was skeptical. But you were right. It ended up being a powerful moment for our community. And, though we didn’t know it then, it was one of the last times we would be able to be together as a TBS mishpaha (family). Looking back makes it an even more beautiful moment now. When I think of you, Steve, I think of the verse from Exodus that describes the scene at Mt. Sinai before the giving of the Ten Commandments. Kol shofar holekh v’hazek me’od. “The sound of the shofar grew and got stronger.” (Ex. 19:19) This is not only a commentary on your shofar sounding abilities, which are formidable. It is also a commentary on your leadership. Like your shofar, which is shaped like a question mark, you ask good questions and prod us to think bigger. Also, as the sound of the shofar calls to us, so too have you reached out to countless people in order to help make our community stronger. Finally, just as the shofar is a symbol of unity, you have helped keep us together, spiritually, emotionally and financially, during your term. On behalf of the clergy, the staff and everyone at TBS, thank you. Thank you for your time, your big ideas, your technological skills, your humor, and your support. You have modeled what it means to be a leader of a kehillah kedoshah, a holy community. We look forward to celebrating your accomplishments, along with many others who have done wonderful things for our synagogue, at our Annual Meeting on June 1. Yishar Koah and Mazal Tov!

Rabbi Micah Peltz

Temple Beth Sholom

REPORT OF THE NOMINATING SUBCOMMITTEE FOR THE 2021-22 BOARD OF DIRECTORS Pursuant to the Temple Beth Sholom Bylaws and the Nominations Process and Procedures adopted by the Board of Directors, the Nominating Subcommittee presents the following report of nominees for vacant offices and seats on the Board of Directors for the 2021-22 year.

Officers/Executive Committee

Continuing in Office Vice President Bernie Coval (Year 2 of Term 2) Vice President Jill Hammel (Year 2 of Term 1) Vice President Alison Shapiro (Year 2 of Term 2) Nominated for Election President Marty Chazin (first term) Vice President Drew Burach (first term) Vice President Carolyn Jacobs (second term) Treasurer Howard Silverstone (second term) Immediate Past President Steve Borenstein Elected Directors

Elected Directors Continuing in Office (Year 2 of Term 2) Gregg Bannett Howard Becker Shirley Feigenbaum Rena Platt-Goldstein Lisa Kessler Seth Rosenbaum Debbie Zimmerman Continuing in Office (Year 2 of Term 1) Melissa Brown David Gancz Liza Kates Marc Oppen Missy Wayne Nominated for Election – Second Term (Year 1 of Term 2) Tina Berman Jeff Brenner Dana Fallick Bonnie Friedman Michael Greenspun Nominated for Election – First Term (Year 1 of Term 1) Avi Galler Rachel Lichtenberg Melissa Morrow Dawn Stern Andrea Stomel Debby Sukinik

Ex Officio Directors (Section IV(2)(A)(4)) Men’s Club President Michael Perlow

Sisterhood President Ruth Abrams Hazak President Charles Goldstein Young Members Group Chair Jessica Seavey Members of the Nominating Subcommittee Mark Kramer, Chair Ruth Abrams Steve Borenstein Marty Chazin Stacey Chazin Charles Goldstein Michele Golkow Jill Hammel Carolyn Jacobs Liza Kates Debbie Perlman Jessica Seavey Mark Shapiro Howard Sukinik

SHAVUOT Erev Shavuot – Sunday, May 16 8 pm – Minha/Ma’ariv on Zoom Virtual Tikkun Leyl Shavuot with the Rabbinical Assembly. Sessions will be running from noon on Sunday to noon on Monday. Registration is requested but not required at rabbinicalassembly.org First Day – Monday, May 17 10 am – Congregational Festival Service in the tent for Confirmation students and families, Zoom will be available for the congregation 8 pm – Minha/Ma’ariv on Zoom Second Day – Tuesday, May 18 10 am - Congregational Festival Service with Yizkor on Zoom 8:30 pm – Minha/Ma’ariv/Havdallah on Zoom

CONFIRMATION:

Celebrations, Culminations & New Beginnings We take pride in announcing our 2021 Confirmation students: Sarah Arnstein Benjamin Bannett Livia Barkow Eli Barnett Adam Borenstein Lara Frankel Jason Glassman Brooke Greenberg Lilah Greenberg Sarah Greenspun Abbie Kessler

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Fr iday Night Family Shabbat Service

for families with Young Child ren Friday, May 21, 5-6pm Join us as we celebrate Shabbat together outside in our TBS tent! Safety is our top priority! All guests over the age of two are required to wear masks, socially distance, and have a temperature check and screening upon arriving at TBS. For more information or to RSVP, please contact Michele Hasit Waxman or Alex Weinberg 856-751-6663 TBSONLINE.ORG

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MILESTONES IN OUR SCHOOLS Gan Graduation Mazal tov to our Eric B. Jacobs Early Childhood Education Center Gan, Kindergarten class, on their graduation from our ECEC. B’hatzlekha Rabah, wishing you much luck in first grade. Jordyn DeRouanna Harper Finn Daisy Gabbay Harlow Gintis Alyssa Jacobs Julianna Jacobs Max Klein Chase Simon Isaac Zoppel Bet Class Siyyum Hasefer Our second graders have been learning to daven throughout the school year using their first siddur. On Shabbat, May 1, our students will receive their own Siddur Lev Shalem as we gather for a celebratory Shabbat service. Mazal tov, Bet class! Asher Ackerman Sophie Burach Hallie Cohen Samantha Cohen Sam DeRouanna Hayden Dorfman Lia Goldblatt Joshua Kaufman Jayson Legouri Jack Levine Ellie Lewandowski Zachary Lichtenberg Stav Litz Henry Lupin Max Lupin Gabe Porat Aiden Raiken

Florence Rosenberg Lilah Rozengarten Mason Silverman Allyson Snyder Sofia Veksland Morgan Wolf Samson Zoppel Gimmel Class Consecration On Shabbat, May 8, we will celebrate our amazing 3rd grade Gimmel class at their Consecration Shabbat service. Each of our Gimmel students will receive their own Siddur Sim Shalem. We are very much looking forward to celebrating this milestone in the lives of our TBS community. Mazal tov, Gimmel class! Levi Aaronson Traci Araten Noah Beigel Genevieve Bernstein William Carnemolla Brody Frame Lola Friedman Ethan Gabay Ezra Gladsden Micah Gladsden Max Jacobs Lucas Kelberg Max Klingenstein Evan Kon Julian Lichterman Jacob Meller Ezra Mirowitz Gideon Schneider Lilly Sennett Jacob Shefcyk Ava Sterling Zachary Wallach

Vav Siyyum and Promotion On Wednesday, May 5 we will gather to celebrate the wonderful accomplishments of our 6th grade community as they reflect on the first six (or more!) years of learning at TBS. Each of our students will be presented with a promotion certificate and special gift to recognize this milestone in their lives. Mazal tov, Vav class! Elijah Barr Zev Beigel Harrison Berman Eliana Convissar Leah Dorfman Sadie Dunkelman Ellie Ferdas Julia Ivler Lila Kelberg Sam Levin Ari Lipsky Jared Mack Jeremy Perlow Eli Pollack Maya Porat Jakob Schmierer Levi Shaman Sarah Singer Emmy Soffian Anna Sukoneck Jacob Weisman Jacob Wolf HaMakom Mazal tov to our 12th grade graduates of our HaMakom program. Behatzlakha Rabah – wishing you the best of luck in your adventures as you leave High School! Juliette Asbell Brendan Cohen

TODAH RABBAH, MORAH ELLEN!

For over 20 years Morah Ellen Berju has been the beloved director of our Eric B. Jacobs Early Childhood Education Center, lovingly help raise countless children with her warm, caring enthusiasm. We wish Morah Ellen mazal tov on her retirement and todah rabbah for elevating our community and families to new heights.

Come say Thank you to Morah Ellen! Join us on Thursday, June 17, 4:30-5:30pm to say thank you and mazal tov to Morah Ellen Berju on her upcoming retirement as director of the Eric B. Jacobs Early Childhood Education Center at Temple Beth Sholom! Stop by the TBS parking lot, enjoy a frozen treat, and thank Morah Ellen for the love, care, and support of our children and families.

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For more information please contact Michele Hasit Waxman, Director of Engagement micheleh@tbsonline.org

ADULT EDUCATION Lunch & Learn

Articles of Faith: Jewish Press and Pressing Jewish Questions Each week we discuss an article on contemporary religious questions and the challenges it raises. Join us as we discuss and debate the hot topics of today. 12:30 PM June 1, 8, 15, 22, 29

Soul Sisters Led by Cantor Cohen Join us as we explore the stories, laws, and role of women in the Tanakh through a lively discussion of the parasha of the week. 12:30 PM May 19, June 9, 23

Jews Who Inspire: How Their Values Teach Us to Behave in a Modern World Gilah Lewis Sietz Join Gilah to learn about some great Jewish men and women who have shaped our glorious Jewish history. Their unique lives and values became their legacy, led by

thus enabling all who follow to aspire to be the best of who we are. All are welcome to share in a lively discussion complete with humor and a little nosh. 2:00 PM May 27 in the tent at TBS

Tuesday Night Talmud: Tractate Arakhin — Valuing Life Led by Rabbi Lindemann This tractate takes its name from the Hebrew word Erekh—Valuation. Its impetus is the last section of the Book of Leviticus (27:1-8), which deals with vows to dedicate the value of a person to the sanctuary. Clearly, assessing the value of a life has great relevance in this time of COVID and Black Lives Matter. But in evaluating a life, the text also considers such matters as gender, profession, and disability. The tractate goes on to additional issues, such as Lashon HaRa—literally, the evil tongue— speaking ill of people in gossip or slander and the impact of sin and forgiveness upon an individual’s psyche and soul. All interesting topics for study and discussion. 8:15 PM May 4, 25

Healing Service Led by Rabbi Wexler At difficult moments we turn to community and prayer. If you are praying for restored health for yourself or a loved one, if you have recently suffered a loss, if you or loved ones are struggling amidst the COVID-19 pandemic, or if you are in need of comfort and support for any reason, this service is for you. Join Rabbi Wexler for a soulful and uplifting one-hour healing service connected to certain holidays as these times can be particularly difficult for those who find themselves experiencing pain and sadness. Through prayer, meditation, sharing, and singing, we will strive to find healing, strength, and hope in one another. 7:00 PM May 12

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CONTRIBUTIONS

We welcome members of our community to consider making a tribute throughout the year to honor an occasion or a loved one, express gratitude, wish a speedy recovery to someone who is ill or memorialize a yahrzeit. To send a contribution card online go to tbsonline.org or call the TBS office at 856-751-6663. We gratefully acknowledge the following contributions through March 31, 2021:

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Micah J. Peltz, Rabbi Bryan P. Wexler, Rabbi Jen Cohen, Cantor Steven C. Lindemann, Rabbi Emeritus Albert L. Lewis z”l, Rabbi Emeritus Ron Safier, Executive Director Alex Weinberg, Director of Congregational Learning Ellen Berju, Director of Early Childhood Education Michele Hasit Waxman, Director of Engagement Jared Kaufman, High School Director Steve Borenstein, President Allison Borenstein, Congregational Life Book Editor